Sentence examples for more problematic areas from inspiring English sources

Handing over in more problematic areas was "a process that we want to move forward" – but only, he suggested, when the time was right.

The findings suggest that many people who try to keep a tidy kitchen may be overlooking some of the more problematic areas, said Lisa Yakas, a microbiologist with NSF International, a nonprofit public health group that published the report.

"I normally like to start by visiting one of our more problematic areas," Lange said, pulling up in front of an abandoned wood-frame house at the intersection of a liquor-store parking lot and a narrow residential street.

Arguably much more problematic areas are crisis care and child and adolescent mental health services.

The more problematic areas of skill development and competence in graduate capabilities were in the higher order skills of inquiry/research, creativity and problem solving and collaborative teamwork.

Accountability proved to be one of the more problematic areas of governance activities.

To whiten a specific or more problematic area use a q-tip soaked in hydrogen peroxide.

Indeed, small bowel transplantation has been one of the more problematic clinical areas in the realm of solid organ grafts, where patients require increased immunosuppressive regimens and have had overall, less successful clinical outcomes [ 11- 13].

The areas more problematic are rural areas, and so we need to focus on those areas," she said.

This is also more problematic in rural areas than urban areas.

These normal indicators allow one to more accurately identify problematic areas when they arise.